Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-19


Rum i = bad thing 70 Use Al = fair
II. 4. Folsom has sold cut his
meat and grocery store business 70
VIM. Is. Teller. Mr.. Teller viii
keep = good man in the market store,
fatten and slaughter his beef on the
farm. and send out an experienced
man Oh the cart Mr.. Folsom has
been an accommodating man. and
has given general satisfaction IN his
business.
James ". Hall. having decided TO
settle in the West. writes home 10
have his place here sold and Tor his
family 10 come on during the fall
Accordingly. Mrs Hall viii sell. At
very reasonable rate. their residence.
including four sores Of land. oppo-
site American House. This i in = very
pleasant part Of the village. and viii
make s good home for the purchaser
Mr.. L. p. Case Sowed s package
Of pansy seeds. received from the
popular scotsman. John Lewis
ChildS. Queens. y y from which
she grew twenty-rhree varieties Of
flowers. ranging from white through
the shadings and colors 70 black
Tie MONITOR Acknowledges s gift Of
3 large plate Of these beautiful flow
ers. and would reciprocate If lis poSy
bed contained an equivalent
R. H Jenness and family from
Boston. and \. ]. JenneSs and wife
Cambridge. Mass. have been in this
town and vaeinitv recently visiting
friends and relatives They drove
up with their own teams. making the
IMP through the mountains, and
Will return ty another route- Their
f. Journey a this season OF the year
: most pleasant and : greatly en-
I loved. They receive : very ooniial
welcome.
. c W Earon Of Cedar Rapids. Ia
. paid u Jrief visit Friday. and We
were glad 10 see what s live and able
man the West can make our q :
good piece Of native Vermont timber.
NJ. Eaton ! a son Of The late
Col. Cyrus Eaton o. this town. He
has held various Offices II the city.
T and for the last years hiss been may
OF. He came East on = business
( Trip and made 2 flying visit 70 his old
( Vermont home
The W c T [. women. who viii
run . cold-water and hoI-cotee stand
on the fair ground next week. invite
F all their temperance friends 70 assist
them. both By furnishing eiibles. in
( the line y baked beans. bread. pies.
honey. fruit. &c. and by giving
them their patronage. They hope 70
relieve the thirsty public Of the e<-
I cuse that Il : necessary 70 drink O.
7 der. beer sud swlll. because neither
water OF coffee : furnished OF the
Y ground
1 Quite large number Of veterans
/ and others viii 20 from Vermont u
The National Encamumenr. q. 4. R..
70 re held in - Louis. sept. p. >.
- and 80. Excursion rate fares
have been obtained. 81 So. 90. via
. Norwood. Niagara Fails. Detroit and
T Wabash IL -. Louis. OF Wis same
rou-= 70 Detroit. thence Wis Chica-
f 20. for 81. Sleeping car rates for
two persons from $ u $50. The
Z Womau's Relief Corps viii have :
great meeting IN - Louis a the
Z same time. Commander Blodget-
writes u that tickets xii b sold Al
! advertised rates a al important sta
4 tons On the Passunpsic r. r
The band boys did themselves
great credit during the days Of the
reunion. and received many compli-
nenrs fo- their fine PLAYING We
I a7e pleased % say s. word II praise
. u ne Craftsbury and Glover bands
I The Craftsbury band : made up OF q
class q excellent musicians. who
4 have been under the instruction % 3
/ good teacher. and they play excel
/ Ientlv and well They have been sew
eraI -imes OF late IN Lam0llIe county.
/ and The papers speak highly Il their
praise The Glover hand. organized
only recently. his madz fine progress.
F.. Il has been under the tuition u Mr.
. Whitney. and contains excellent ma
F re-a- for -rst-class country hand
Ne su.ges- that the several bands
Of lie county gel up : tournament
nex- season
There ! % much horse talk Il the
air. that this paper may not b com
ple-e without speaking o The pros
7 E.ec- Of The horse day Of the fair We
understand that - managers expect
3 lzrge fed OF verE fast horses. and
I that each race vii b sharply contest
I sd. The training and preparation for
E the county races ! going On al the
time and they vii b Of great inter
I st % the horse fraternity The three
vear-0ld colt BABY" owned b.
Arthur Woodbury. OF Hardwick.
that has been IN training here
went 70 Rutland and beat FL
The high bIoods rr0red. and sur
prised the natives. We understand
/ Il took a prize 81 the state fair also
II vii be seen that the Eastern Horse
. Breeders Association ere advertising